Frum earns Vice President Emeritus designation upon retirement from UGA
Krista Richmond
Jennifer Frum is retiring from the University of Georgia as the first female Vice President Emeritus for Public Service and Outreach.
University of Georgia President Jere W. Morehead announced the Emeritus designation last week at a reception to honor Frum, who is retiring Dec. 1 after a distinguished 30-year career at UGA. She has led UGA Public Service and Outreach since 2011, first as interim vice president and then permanently in July 2012. Frum is the first woman to hold this position.
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